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OK, this has not been a great year for my cats. I've got 3 and all of them have been attacked this year. One was attacked late last year, another one was attacked in the spring and the other was attacked in the summer. WELL, tonight, we had let them all out and it was around 11:30 that we...

We've only got 2 more days and she's been so good about taking it. We'll grab her when she's lying down and just put a towel under under chin and give the medicine to her and then wipe up the "saliva" from the medicine after it's given. The medicine is called Metronidazole. Symptoms...Dogs...

I don't think we can give her the medicine through a cream, although that would make things sooo much easier! She's only got a few more days of this so I hope we can grin-n' bare it!

Oh, I know how liquids are horrible. I wish this came in a pill form but of course, it doesn't. One of my other cats also takes a pain reliever (has cancer) and it's in a liquid form but he absolutely loves it. He takes it with ham and doesn't notice the liquid but the cat we're having issues...

Hmm...my cat Vanilla has the same thing that you're describing in your cat. He's 12 and sheds like no one's business! He's done that since he was about 6 or so. I'm not too sure why - if it's his winter coat, etc or what. We can lightly pet him and his hair just comes in clumps.

Two of my cats have this thing with faucets as well. I'm not too sure why. One will be at the faucet probably 6+ times a day drinking from it. If someone is in the room with my other cat, and there's a sink in there, she'll immediately go up and drink from it.

Hi there - I just wanted to find out what a suitable technique there may be out there for giving a cat their medicine. I've got this liquid that's in a syringe form that the vet said needs to be given by mouth (no hiding it in foods, etc). Well, we've been able to open her mouth up, not for long...